The Sun. — London, England, 1838-09-14 00:00:00

r / ~~ %~ ~~~- -"CONTRACT FOR. CEME STONE. e• - " - -• DEPARTMENT OF THE STOREKEEPER-GENERAL OF THE NAVY, SOMERSET-PLACE, Siam 11, Ina THE COMMISSIONERS for EXECUTING the OFFICE of LORD HIGH ADMIRAL K the UNITED KINGDOM of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, do hereby give notice, that on THVItSDAY, the 20th Instant, at One o'clock, they will be ready to treat with s uch Persons as may be willi ng t o C on t rac t f or su pplyi ng an d deliver ing on the Wharf at Her Majesty's Deck Yard at Sheerness 200 Tons of SHEPPY DREDGED STONE, and 100 Tons of SHEPPY CEMENT PEBBLES, To be delivered immediately. A Form of the Tender may be seen at the said Office. N. T ender auth authorized bein writing. receiv after One o'clock en the Day of Treaty, nor n T e e r n a de ny r noticed, unless the Party attends, or an Agent for him duly must be addressed to the Secretary of the Admi ralty, and bear in the left hand corner the words " Tender for Sheppy Stone and Pebbles " and must also be delivered at Somer set-place, accomp an i e d by ' a Letter signed by a responsible person, engaging to become bound with the person t•ndering in the sum of 1001. for the du e p er f ormance of the Contrac t. JTY, 1838. , AND WESTMINSTER. 3LICATIO N. fho have taken out Genera 6d. each. ETLE D. Chambers, David L. Bishops gate-street Within Richard 31, York-pl. Charlton, Edward St. Mary-at- Hill Chandler, Thomas Isleworth , Thomas Laleham , William ditto , Robert Sunbury Charlesworth, Edward 103, Great Russell-street !Chadwick, Henry S. Hertford-st. Chantry, Sir Francis Lower Bel grave-place Champigne, Arthur Hy. 55, Har ley-street Cholmondeley, Joseph Notting ham-street Clark, Henry Manchester-st. -, James Kensington , Walpole Henry Cur- GAME Dl LOND ON, MIDDLESEX. L"l7 FI IiST PUS Cif PERSONS st Game Certificates at SCHED vuodr,,, RESIDENCE. Abbott 'Charles James New Inn Charles Edmonton Abbs, 1 lajor Pinner Adams, James Staines co A dey, Godson Staines Inn Ainsl e ' r, Robert 8, Park -street Alderli a rt, Isaac 57, Long Acre Alex ;der, George% Sunbury Allman 1, John, jur,. Staines A Alli, tots, llis an , Joseph 240, Regent.st. Charles 60, Gower-st. Alltrey, Wil r iam 36, Lincoln's- Alle a llnn-fi e ld s ,Fr Th. Holborn Alst on, 'Sir ances Charles os Mount-street V Villiarn Belle Sauvage yard and Brentford Amite we, Thomas Sam]. Kings bury Edward Kensington Geo. Wm. Old Brent ford Anderson, Eustace Kensington APpli !ton, Henry Harmondsworth Arch. er, John 3, High Holborn Arch ibald, Robert Acton Arbcruin Samuel Mark-lane Ashby, Charles Staines Mooris ditto' , Geor?e C. Isleworth Ash well, Tho man Shoe-lane 0-1 - -- z. . to, * ..tt. ... v. '-...„..) ,;;#ttsk MA .. 175. 4 Aitiois, V" . ..,,,. ,--..) „ $ ) A .,..,,, :. • : - , ---...- 1 ), 4 ,17,--:s.• /Nil, - -- - ,, , 5 , . e . ,(-..-. - •, e l r^,..' IP-i.l i',, k , -._ J 1 ~,,' ,' h :iit'.._.,b,., ' r y e ,, , , - v )1) -k,-;,, ot7r4 '' l ''' t j ` '' Oliili k -',: -1 0/ T .iO , 4 *l'l / 4 :441:..;:11:14:41-- (Cr':-(- .4'\.. ' : '74\k::\.,,11' :: : "- iii, - : ' ; '',...:„..., ~ . : ::'';l 'l l' . -11 ::::, ' ' ' . I 1 i )) -.6°;-::.le< -C4 7' 4 7 ' ',Ph 1) 1 ... -..-.. •-- - -- --•-••• - - ~,,,,....., ~,_,,,„, ...,,, .f~~ . .. (.- - , . ~.........):-', ..7 - , s': : :-,,, , „:,....„ ,-_,-- . , bat dull LOW lon WITH WHICH THE " TRITE SUN" IS NOW INCORPORATED No. 14,358. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1838, NAME. RESIDENCE. NAME. RESIDENCE. Gallienne, Abraham 115, Gos- King, David Enfield Highway well-road—_-, Henry C annon-street Gannon, Edwd.Alichl. Chiswick!—, Thomas, jun. Great Stan- Gee, John, jun. Acton' mores Geneval, Augustus Clerkenwell Thomas Sunbury George, King South-st.Enfieldi—, Robert Chester -street George, Austin Jewin-street;—, William Chiswick Geddes, George Fenchurch-st. IKinton, Newbold, jun. La m b' s Geary, F. A lb any / Conduit-street Gill, Sir Robert Chelsea Kirkman, John Clement's-street Gillett, John Tavistock-street ---, John Cha r l es I nner Giles, Alfred S a li s b ury -street, Temple Strand Kirby, F ranc i s Hampton Court Gimman, Nicholas Twickenham Kitchen, Edward Westbourne-pl. Ginn, James Belle Se.uvage-yard Knight, George Chelsea Gingle, Geo. York -road, Lam- --, John Hendon beth, and Westminster --, F. Edmonton Gibber, Henry Burn -street --, T. ditto Gibbons, John Hornsey Knevitt, George Isleworth Sir John, Bt. Stanwell —, William ditto Robt. H. Shepperton Glover, William Enfield Town -----, William Lincoln's Inn fies Glasse, W. B. Li nco l n ' s- In n Gorham, James Kensington Goding, Henry St. George's-pl. Gosling, Thos. Geo. Portland place Goldfinch, Henry Bartholomew place Gonne, Charles Gloucester-pl. Gore, Augustus Laurence-lane Goodwin, William Royal Mews, PRICE sd. NAME. RESIDENCE. Osmond, John, Gally-lane,South Alimms Finchley NAME. RESIDENCE. Staughton, Stephen Islington Staples, John Feltharn Stephen, Sir Geo. King's Arm;- LONDON, MIDDLESEX, AND WESTMINSTER. Liat of Persons, being Assessed Servants, for whomGameloatos are taken out at 11. is. each. Schedule A. and B. WHITE HART HOTEL, LEICESTER. EDWD. WAGHORN, in again offering his sincere thanks to his Commercial Friends and the Public for their past favours, wishes at the same time to impress upon them (in contridiction to a circulated report) that be is NOT about to LEAVE the WHITE HART HOTEL, but assures them that he will continue to study their comfort and accommoda tion by a careful attention to well-aired Beds, and Superior Winos, also excellent Stabling. September, 1838. Osman, George, yard , Jas. Wilberforce ditto 'Stephenson, Ernest 49, York- AZTOINTED ET AND FOX. WHAT NAME. RISIDENCE. PLACES. Barham, John Isle worth His Grace the Duke of Northumberland for Sion Manor. Biel, William Kingsbury Wm. Rust, Esq., Kingsbury and Harrow. Field, John ...... ..Littleton Thomas Wood, Esq., for Littleton. ['liking, Charles Harefield C. N. Newdigate, Esq., Moore Hall, Harefield, Brockenbury. Haines, William Clay Hill James Meyer ' Esq., for Wor cesters and Capels. Hytch, Joseph Fulmer .Robert Thackthwaite, Esq., for Fulmer, Bucks. Keen, Edward Hayes H. De Burgh, Esq., for Hayes and Colham. Matthews, Jethero..NorthCrayPlace Samuel Nettleship, Esq., for Bexley and North Cray. Prince, Frederick......Bexley Samuel Nettleship, Esq., Bexley and North Cray. Smith, Charles Harefield S. Morgan, Esq., Bishops. Packe, Rev. Christopher Ruislip Pamplin, Francis Kentish Town Palmer, William Enfield-highway , Richard, Enfield Wash Paris, Thomas Greenwood, street Stevens, William Queen -street , Robert Exmouth -street Steel, Thomas Fulham -, George Carey -street Stiles, Wm. Mason Seward street, St. Luke Stokes, Hy. Gratton Dover- TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION. one with VANTED, by a Gentle men conne 6t e l w • I V of the London Hospitals, and residing near 172liversity College, a respectable Youth as an AP PRENTICE; he wou ld have great advantages in the p ursu i t o f hi s stud i es. A moderate premium only expected. Apply to A. 8., Mr. Fryers, Bookeller, Gower-street North. son-street -, Anthony Queenhithe , Henry Fleet-street -, John Crutched-friars Clarke, T. T. jun. Ruislip T. T. Ickenham -, James L. Southampton buildings -, Thomas Tottenham Clarkson, Fredk. Doctors' Com mons Clapham,Wm. Henry 29, Great Portland- street Clare, George Mount-street Clayard, R. 5, Crown-street Clayton, Michael Lincoln's-inn _______,Thomas 118, Edgware- Parker, John Enfield Ealing --, William Maiden-lane -, Joseph Dorset-square ---, Rev. Charles d►tto LOND 0 N AND BIRMINGHAM RAIL WAY. The PUBLIC are informed that en and after Mowsw,r, the 17th September, the RAILWAY will be OPEN for the con veyance of Passengers and Parcels, Private Carriages and Horses, throughout the whole distance between London and Birmingham. PASSENGERS' FARES FOR THE WHOLE DISTANCE. Night Train. s. d. William Carey-street Parkinson, Geo. Racquet-court , John Lincoln's Inn fields sreet __' Charles Gray's-t inn Stone, Edwin Ruislip __, T. A. Clifford -street Stout, James Ealing Street, Wm. Jessie 15, Lin coln's Inn-fields Stride, Henry New Bond -street Stuart, Lord Dudley Wilton- THE Chief PHYSICIAN of a French Hospital: of acknowledged skill, and possessing an extensive practice, wishes to engage himself as RESIDENT PHYSICIAN to a FAMILY, or to an English person about to travel. He has some slight knowledge of English, and a little practice would enable him to speak it fluently ; he is able to produce the highest testimonials of professional skill and character. Letters, post paid, to be addressed to L'Office de Publicit4 No. 9, Boulevard Montmartre, Paris. Park, Right Hon. Sir Jarnes. Baco n , 'brutley, jun. Tottenham Francis Islington . - Nathaniel Henry ditto Bagley, James West Dray i Baildon, Francis Highbury Bailey, John Walker Grace church -street Baird, James Gardiner Heston B aker, Samuel Francis Clerken well Colonel Westminster, and Luton, Bedfordshire ----, George Ch e l sea Baldwin. Sarno el Trafalgar-sq. Barbe r Malls, James Finchley , 4e1,1 1 Lower Thames street Leonard street Barnes, 'IV. H. Islington - Thomas Fryer 395, Ox ford-street John David West Green road, Tott en h am Barrved, Th omas New Broad-st. 13arnt.ttt, Richd. H. 25, Chester terrace John Edward Stoke Newington ~,arrett, George Great Stanmore zarraud, James White Friars Itarron, Charle s Pall-mall - Stephen ditto Bartley, Henry Oxford-street Barton, Captain Hugh Spring-st. Bartholornevr, G. Upper Berke- Batt, Joseph le-street West rayton Georg e ditto ditto ,4attge, Edward Newington -green .n.„aagh, Edward Enfiel I Ed waied Islington Thos, Barbot Ftzro-s. Beauclerk, Lord F. C. Prinycesq street H.m. Eaton-pac I._ — kt"on, y Fr W edk. Charles- 1 st.e B Willi am Willsdon i es leY. Tho mas Hayes aieckhan,Benj. Little Carter-lane William di tto Beddington John Friday-st ree t, and St. Stephens, Norwich .eeson James Tottenham B enham, William Kensington B enbow, John 26, Mecklenburgh square enn, Charle s , j un . C ran f or d Bennett, George 10, Soho-square Edmund 2, Great Rus sell-street Benson, /Edvvd. Oliver Islewo r th Bevan, Robert Lee Trent Park, Enfield Belcher, Thomas Finchleyi Berkeley, Hon. T. M. F. Cran- Lacy, Thos. King's Arms-yard Lampson, Curtis Miranda Queen-street-place Lamb, Henry Salisbury-square -, Thomas ditto ditto -, Roger Little Pulteney-st. Lambert, Colonel Albany , Joseph 56, Regent-st. Francis 12, Coventry street Park-street Parntenter, H. St. Alban's-place Parnell,John Jessopp Bennett-st. Parnther, Robt. Geo. Grafton- Day Train. 5.. el. By mail carriages, carrying 4 inside ... 32 6 By first-class carriages, carrying 6 inside ... 30 I 32 6 By second-class carriages enclosed — 25 0 By second-class carriages, with open sides The Fares for the Intermediate Distances are in the same pro portion, and the particulars may be obtained (together with all other information) on application at the Company's Stations. The Times of the Trains conveying the Mails are fixed by the Postmaster-General, under the powers of Act 2d Vic., cap. stret Partridge, Leonard Hendon Jno. Whitmore Hadley Pasley, John Enfield Chase-side Patterson, Sir John 33, Bedford- crescent Surtees, Henry Edwd. Heston Sykes, James Islington John 57, Warren -street LONDON, MIDDLESEX, AND WESTMINSTER. List of Persons who have taken out Game Certificates at 31. Ms. 6d. each ; such persons not being Assessed Servants. Schedule C. APPOINTED BY ABB FOX WHAT NAME. RESIDENCE. PLACES. Dickens, Thomas Ash ford John Irving, Esq., for Ash. ford. Logsden, John.. ..Enfield The Leathersellers' Com- THE THAMES TUNNEL.—E n t rance near t h e Church at Rotherhithe, on the Surrey side of the River, is open to the public daily (except Sunday) from Nine in the Morn ing until dark.—Admittanee One Shilling each. Both Archways are brilliantly lighted with Gas, and the descent is by a new and mere commodious Staircase. The Tunnel is now Eight Hundred Feet in length, and is com pleted to within a distance of 120 feet of low water mark on the Middlesex Shore. By Order, JOSEPH CHAItLIER, Clerk to the Company. Thames Tunnel Office, Walbrook Buildings, Walbrook, September, 1838. N.l3.—Conveyances to the Tunnel, by an Omnibus, from Grace church-street, Fleet-street, and Charing Cross; also by the Wool wich and Greenwich Steam Boats, from Hungerford, Queenhithe, Dyer's Hall, and 'Fresh Wharf, every half-hour. Books descriptive of the Works are sold at the Tunnel, price One Shilling. road Cleave, Henry, jun. Edgware-rd. Clode, Nathaniel Mark-lane Clouser, Edw d. Page Hampstead Clulow, W. W. Enfield Wick Clutterbuck, Thomas Great Stan more !guars Payne, James Strand Pearce, Richard Hendoe' --,, John Ruislip, Peacock, Thomas Henry Can- Tabor, I. J. Queen-street-pla ce Talbot, Fred. 8, John -street Talbou, Wm. The Hale, Tot tenham Bedfont ditto Lower Brook- oft e i° , c ar i ke, that --, Thomas 32, Tavistock square Lane, William 4, Bedford-place Langworthy, James H. Rolls'- buildings Langford, Right Hon. Lord Marylebone Lang, Joseph 9, Haymarket Langton, Henry John Upper Thames-street Lascelles, Rowley Upper Gros venor-street Thread needle-street Isaac Watling-street, and Balham, Surrey La Sandam Buck, M. D. - TIMES OF DEPARTURE. UP TRAINS. DOWN TRAINS. Prom. Hour. Trains. From. Hour. Trains. Wolverton 6l a.m.—Mixed . Wolverton.-- *7 a.m.—Mixed 7 a.m.—Mixed f *8 cm—First mail .A 1 a.ni .— Firstmail *9 a . m .—Mi xe d • -- • Itli p.m.—Mixed •11 a.wi.—First •21 p.m.—First 2 p.m.—Mixed Birmingham •4j p.m.—First London 4 p.m.—First 4 p.m. —Mixed to 5 p.m.—Mixed to Wolverton Wolverton only only *lli p.m.—Night I *4 p.m.—Nigh mail. mai SUNS Wolverton 6 a.m.—Mixed Si a.m.—First mail Birmingham •I i P.m.—Mixed *lli p.m.—Night mail. , Peter ditto ditto Ceeley, James John-st., Adelphi Cook, J. R. Sackville-street Cooke, Col. Richard H. Upper Brook-street -, Charles 45, Doughty-st. Robt. D. 45, do. do. Pimlico Goedchild, Thos. Basing lane Geodman,Wm. Hampton Court Goodall, Ferdinand Twickenham Grant, A agustus Gower-street Grace, Capt. Percy Mount-st. Graham, Chas. James Park-st. and Cranford , James D. Cranford James Heston 1 Greenfield, Daniel Watling- st. Greenwood, John Cumberland- • terrace non-street Pegrum, George Hillingdon Peild, Thomas Hanson 79, Great, Taylor, Robert , Richard , Wm. Russell-street Fenchurch. street Telford, Henry Billiter-street Temple,Richd. 11,Gt.Titchfield- pany, for Willotts, Senth Mimms. Webb, Alexander Teddington John I-ving, Esq., for Ted dington. Pellew, Georgo streetl Perkins, Henry Hanworth --, Alfred Cornhill --, Augustus Samuel Mark lane, street Tebay, Wm. 46, Duke-street 'Faversham, Mark Ludgate-hill Thaekrah, George Feltham Thaekthwaite, Robert Essex street, Strand Thomas ditto Thompson, Sir S., Bart. Old Burlington -street , George Pinner , Berks Wm. Oxford - street LONDON, MIDDLESEX, AND WESTMINSTER. LIST OF PERSONS LICENSED TO DEAL IN GAME. NAME. RESIDENCE. Allwright,Edward ...... 30, Little Newport -street Alley, William Andrews, Charles Chelsea Angel, William 27, Compton-street Anthony, Robert Ship Tavern-passage . , , George Staple-inn Cooke!, Dudley. Finchley Cooper, John, jun. Harmonds- worth -, Wm. Dodge Hornsey --, James Lindsay do. -, John Radnor-street , John :2, Church-street, Lawrence, Charles Percival, Dudley M. Wilton street IAYS. a.m.—Mixed STEAM. THE ST. GEORGE STE AM PACKET COMPANY'S Vessels sail regularly from off Alderman Stairs, behiw the Tower, for ST. PETERSBURGH, calling at HELLENBURGH and COPENHAGEN, the SIRIUS, on Tuesday Morning, October 2, at Eight o'clock. -, Major Julius Great Queen-street Green, Wm. Henry .Basingliall street Perry, Richard William Perry's place, Oxford-street --, John George 3, Great James's-street Heston ILenden ~ •1l a.m.—First nail 5 p.m.—Mixed to Wolverton only •di p.m.—Night mail. liscontinued at Den as it will then cease bad ;OP iini od' Lambeth , William 6, New Church- Princes street Lay, John Savage-gardens Leach, Frederick 6, Hyde-street -, John Upper Thames-st Leader, Henry Great St. Helen's Leaf, Edwin Acton Leather, Joseph Hadley Lefroy, George B. Staple Inn Le Grand, John Ruislip Lewis, Charles Belgrave-street George E bury- st re e t Lemon, Edward Palmer's-green Levick, Charles Cullum-street Leigh, Geo. St. James's Palace Lethbridge, Colonel Norris-st. Lightfoot, Thomas 01E1 Burling.. Peto, James Bailey, John, and Son ...Davies-street Bainbridge, William. Uxbridge Baker, Samuel Cam field and Charles }Half Moon-passage, Gracechurch-stree Newcomb Bays, Henry and Alfred.. Ship Tavern-passage Barrett, Geo rge .. .6 1, R e d Li on - street Beckley, A aron 18, Cam b r i dge -street Berry, Willi am 32, King-street Bewley, John, and } Bowls, George Blankley, William.... 33, Mnseum-street Bowen, John, jun. 50, Wigmore-street --, John, sen. 66, George-street Borer, Charles . Lower-street, Islington Brown, William Poultry Market, Newgate Market --, Thomas .34 , Li tt l e N ewport -street Brooke, George ...Poultry Market, Loadenhall Market —, Henry Dyson .... ditto ditto Bull, Sarah Oxford-street Burton, Richard Upper-street, Islington Burgess, Stephen . ...... 22, Marchmont-street N.B. The booking of P assenl bigh Hall on and after the 17th of to be a Station. igers will be r September street Coombe, Boyce Acton -, Harvey Boyce Acton Codd, E. S. 15, Fludyer-street Coltman, Henry John Teddington Colynaan, Sir Edw. King's-road. Coles, Charles James Harrow Greene, Thos. W. Lincoln's Inn Gregory, Jonas Clement's Inn Griggs, J. R. Enfield Lock Grove, Christopher New Bond street -, John Henrietta-street Gude, Richard jun. George-yard, Lombard-street Gurney, John Hayes Guthrie, Geo. James Berkeley- Pemberton, Christopher Eaton. place Thos. Lincolni Inn Pemeller, Thomas Clerkenwell Philips, Daniel Lordship-lane, , John Hy. 10, Great Coram-street Thomas, C. Highbary , Le Merchant South Lodge, Enfield -, Francis B. Leadenhall • The trains marked with an Asterisk " are in conjunction with those of the Grand Junction Railway ; sufficient time being allowed in Birmingham for Refreshment. Arrangements have been made with the principal Country Gull Proprietors for the establishment of branch conveyances to and from the Railway Stations and the neighbouring towns, and the Midland and Northern Counties and North Wales; and informa tion may be obtained, and places secured by such branch coaches at the following Offices, PLYMOUTH, FALMOUTH, and CORK, taking goods and passengers for Liverpool, the HERCULES or JUNO, every Saturday mo rn i ng , a t Ei g ht o ' c l oc k. EXETER, calling off Deal, Ryde, and Cowes (weather per. mitting), the ST. DAVID, every Wednesday morning, at Eight o'clock. Camden-town Farm-street . . Tottenham Phillips, John Hampstead Pilgrim, James Church-court Lothbury Plasket, William Foley-place Plunket, William Dorset-square Plucknet, James Guildford-street Pocklington, Robt. Old Change Ponsonby, Hon. Frederick 3, Ca vendish-square Potter, Robert South-street, Enfield -, Charles 29, Bloomsbury street Thorne, Peter Hammersmith , James Earl-street Thrupp, Hy. East George- STOCKTON, calling off Scarborough and Whitby (weather permitting) —The EMERALD ISLE every Saturday night, at Twelve o'clock. Coley, Charles Islington Collis, James Chester-terrace Collins, James Enfield Cox, Charles, Hillingdon Richd. Henry ditto ditto —, Alfred Great Portland-st. Goods to be sent to the St. George Steam-wharf, Lower East Smithfield ; and further information obtained on application at the Spread Eagle, Regent-circus, Piccadilly; 61, Charing-cross; 18, Strand ; 56, Haymarket ; or at the Company's office, 137, Leaden hall-street, where packages are received. street Gunning, H. B. Sergeant's lan street Thurling, Thomas Red Lion- street Tillyer, Rich. Hardmondsworth Tilbury, John 35, Gloucester-pl. , Timms, Thomas Charlotte-street Tinsley, William South Mimms Toby, Henry Chelsea Tollitt, William Uxbridge Torapsett, Samuel Fenchurch-st. Toombes, James Twickenham Tournay, James 57, Burton-st. Trimmer, Frederick E. Heston --, John Alfred Belgrave-st. Trimmell, Edwd. 252, Regent-st. Tripp, Thomas Goswell-street Trotter, John Soho-square Tubbs, Robert Lower Brook-st. Tuck, Thomas Tottenham Tacker, George Edmonton , Henry Lawrence-lane Tuckett, Frederick Gray's-inn Turner, John King-street , John C. Hanwell _ . SPREAD EAGLE, Gracechureh-street CROSS KEYS, Wood-street SWAN-WITH-TWO-NECKS, Lad-lane GEORGE and BLUE BOAR, Holborn SPREAD E AGLE, Regent Cireus . GOLDEN CROSS, Charing Cross. And where also parcels will be received on behalf of the Railway Company. By Order R. CREED, }Secretaries. C. R. MOORSOM. . .. Conquest, John Finsbury-square Connop,Wm. Durants Enfield Newell, jun. Whitehall Condell, Charles Mitre-court, Hall, Michael St. Pail's Church ton-street --, H. W. ditto ditto Liddington, Stephen Old Jewry Liddell, G. S. 67, Prinees-street, QYDENHAM COLLEGE, GRAFTON-STREET, GOWER-STREET, LONDON. MARSHAL HALL, M.D., F.R.S.L. and E., PRESIDENT. The Introductory LECTURE to the opening of the WINTER SESSION will be delivered on the Ist of October, ISM. Anatomy and Physiology W. J. Erasmus Wilson, Esq. Chemistry Materia Medica Medicine Marshal Hall, M. D., F. R. S. Surgery Midwifery Botany R. D. Hoblyn, M. A., Oxon. Comparative Anatomy and E. Practical and Surgical Anatomy W. J. Erasmus Wilson, Esq. Medical Jurisprudence John Barnes, Esq. Pathological Anat omy W. J. Erasmus Wilson, Esq. DEMONSTRATORS-Mr. Chapman and Mr. Salt. PROSECTOR-Mr. Kendal. General fee to the entire Medical Education, required by the Col lege of Surgeons and Apothecaries' Company, 40/. This School is adjoining the North London Hospital and University College, and within five minutes' walk of the Middle sex Hospital. Prospectuses of particulars may be obtained at the Office of the College. yard Halliwell, Richd. 35, Alfred-pl. Hale, John Chas. 2, King's-rd. , John Dawson Poultry Halfhide, George 7, Coventry-at. Hand, Fred. James Gray's Inn Hankey, John Alex. Lower Brook-street , Frederick 14, Lower Berkeley -street : -, Major H. A. Mincing lane- Fleet-street Copeland,Wm. Taylor Lincoln's Soho Little, William Bishopsgate street Within Lomas, Wm. Paddington -street Long, Thos. Burt Little Britain -, Samuel Grafton-street Longman, Robert 21, Percy-st. Lowe, Henry Staple Inn Love, James Finchley -, William Stoke Newington Lockner, Christopher Pally Fortys Hill, Enfield Lucas, Rich. 42, Bloomsbury-sq. -, John Kensington Ludlam, Jeffery Piccadilly Lysley, Wm John 37, Fitzroy-sq. Lloyd, James Twickenham square Pouncey, Gilbert Finchley Poupart, Henry Geo. Chiswick Powell, George Ealing , Fred. Henry, Hillingdon Pole, Abraham, Weymouth-st. Pollock, Sir Frederick Bedfont , Robert ditto Pott, John, jun. Stan w ell Pratt, Richard Gray's Inn-lane Pressly, Charles Camberwell Prime, Richard Enfield-highway Price, Jas. Evans 34, Haymarket -, George Islington Pritchard, Wm. Doctors' Corn. Probyn, Captain Eryanston-sq. • I'ropert, John New Cavendish- • Inn-fields Cope, Arthur Allsop's-terrace Corbould, Henry Crescent-placo Couler,Charl es 82, Charlotte- st. Coulthard, Edward, Gray's Inn Coulthurst,Wm. M. New-street, Spring-gardens Henry U. do. do. --, Nicholas, do. do. Cotton, William Harefi eld Crouch, Stephen Billingsgate Cross, Thomas Frith-st., Soho Cross, Geo. Little Carter-lane Cripps, John Newgate-street ,Cumberland, Sydney Kensington Cumming, Lieut. Upper Gros- Carpenter, George Oxford-street Clarke, Joseph James.-- South Audley-street ---, Pamela ...... ... 74, High-street, Marylebone --, John Mathias Highgate --, George 50, Albany-street Clack, Joseph James 7, Upper Area, Hungerford Market Clifton, William... .. . ... Poultry Market, Newgate Market Cooke, John Annis ----' James, Herbert Red Lion-street -, Ann 2l, Princes-street, Soho Cowley, William... 10, New Chapel-place, Kentish Town Crotin, William .5, Store-street Curtis, William Lamb Poultry Market, Newgate Market Sept. 8, 1838. NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSUR. ANCE and DEFERRED ANNUITY SOCIETY. 2S, CORNHILL, LONDON. Cal, '5OOOOOl. P.I.TROS—His Grace the pita DUKE , of SOMERSET, F.R.S. DIRECTORS. T. LAMIR MURRAY, Esq., Chairman. Col. Sir ?Surges Camac, F. C. S. G e o rge L ung l e y, Esq. John Elliotson, M.D. R.S. Kennetk Mackenzie, Esq. C. Farebrother, Esq., Ald. John Rawson, Esq. H. Gordon, Esq. Joseph Thompson, Esq. Robert Holland, Esq. M.P. P HYSICIA Elliotson, M. D. ,F.R. S. , 37, Conduit-street. SURGEON—_E. S. Symes, Esq., 3s, Hill-street, Berkeley-square. ACTIA RY—W. S. B. Woolhouse, Esq., F.R.A.S. By the new principles of Life Assurance in this Society many essential advantages, besides that of securing a provision for a family, or for old age, are gained by the Assured, and thereby a vastly increased value is given to each policy effected with the Society. -, Thompson jun. ditto Hannam, Samuel Uxbridge Hancock, Geo. Watson South Mackintosh, George 4, Regent Chambers, Regent-street Maitland, Robert Middle Temple Maltby, Edward H. Inner Temple , Rev. H. J. Curzon-st. -, Thomas James Thread street Prowse, Jno. Sparke Clement's- Thos. Melton 36, Lin• coin's Inn-fields Tumor, Thos. Jones New Mil- Tenor-street Currey, Wm. Old Palace-yard Curwen,Robt.Ewing George-st. Curtis, Thomas Palmer's-green lane Pryor, Henry Hampstead Puckle, Henry Doctors'Cornmons man-streel Turnbull, Andw. Fenchurch-st. (Curzon, Hon. Fras. Maids-h' 1 Hon. Cust, Capt. P. Hill-sl WILLIAM WILSON, Royal Navy, Hon. Sec. un iQr fns' ~a~ ford H on . H. T. ditto Charles 25, Montagu street Bernesconi, B. Best, H on. Harrow Wm. S. Upper Brook- Betts John Smithf ieldst reet Bars Bickley, John Islington 13 !gg Henry Smith Hampstead Bgougiari, Cesare Kensington Bii shop, John u Sunbury n. Hamme rsmith tttoo ditto ditto Jame s Black Joseph ditto ditto York- s t ree t , Benjamin South Molton street lake, F ranc in'Hy. Gould-sq. B is Hillingd on Joseph William-st., West- 1 1 31 and, J osep h Stanwell minste r 131i43 , John Charles -suet l t Edward Berkeley House, Paddingt on it o od, Michael North Audley-st. )41 13 Wer, Edward Providence-st. —danden,Wrn. Westminster, and Gillingham, S u ff o lk trYan, Jonathan W. Fleet-street Thomas Nottingham-pl. Boards William Edmonton Edward j. ditto Rock e tt.W.Hals'ey un 19, Doughty street toddington, Wrn. Westminster, B odkin, and Rugby, Warwick W ra. Hampstead Boil eau, Sir John Upper Brook 11°Itlerov Col one l L ondsdale street , Mount-street Henry 13, Upper Sey- Itb ° Des mour-street Bona, John Maids. Vale ' F re d erick Little Stanmore 11._°,1 Samuel Will s d on r th, , John )3°°"r, Eleazer Old BrentfordEdmonton Nttquet, Samuel R. Inner Hon. Mr, Justice emple 84411er Edward, Montague. ontague. place " 'rrdillan, Thomas Li l n ' c o o tt hi en 's h rnn ata% Antoine Davies-street ti/1411 q, Wm. Fenton Fletcher 8, Argyll-place R °- " t ° 11 , Peter lsleworth ibNen John Ridgeway Enfield t'ouNlell, S. Hendon R e Z: l ue rY, Wm. Oxford-street 110,;_ es, CaPtain Wm. Hill-street ' e nam J Hendon 11 °a J h' ames t b _ n Norton-stree t 8r tteginald York-terrace ailsfordz..Richard Enfield 15r4cher, tdward Newgate- B k A market RI; Daniel Judd-street ayt, Willia Hillingdon .orettinghaM R . Union street Somers-town Itrailsford, Bishopsgate treet, Within Reit 4:14 , Frederick s Suffolk-lane -`) Tn ornas ditto rooke,Theodore High ditto Holborn rae ju n. Thavies'lnn Zachary Featherstone buildings 14041157, Robert Regent's-park Barracks 13; s : ) William Gra's In -wn, P. A.. 41, Devon y shire n .... "'"'s - s J place `man, South-street, Islington - William B. Minories ? Barwell Wood-street ......21.141Z, Henry Gloucester-pl. %) f . -----, Thomas Gray's Inn tipnsmith, Joseph Conduit-st. Bull, Richard Upper-street, Islington 11" d en H I /1 4 enry Gray's nn rdett, Robert Twickenham Burna by, John Dick Inner Temple Britle);"'qrh.d es. Edmonton lam Westminster • and TJpnor, Kent E d uw ench des rch - street Char Abchurch-lane Wm. Winchrnore Hill c, rt,er,?Wwiilllliiaamm Little Stanmore Finchlc —,,Lwriht, Samuel Old Bur t lington-street ta4tryeell, Wi ll iam Maida Vale 4tt, li Edward Enfield es. Rawness Ne4Laurence rY, Jase h Poutney_hill b ray's Inn r, Franpcis Fenchnrc Gh-street, and H ungerford, Berks 12q*n Geo. J. S. Isleworth eal4l9ibell, Archibald Sunbur y , Wm. IVlatheer Islevrorth n. Thoma s M. Ely-plaee Chas. 4 North Mi mms I)'3%);lleary Chese 'Lincoln's ( Ila n Inn, Fi e ld s George Northolt! eh Dani Cl John 21 Cr ,g.nford' It aberl ayne, Hen rietta-street) ,4_ Dalton, D. F. G. Grecian Coffee House I-, N. W. G. do. do. do. homas East Acton !Davis, ' -, James Westminster, and Elmstead, Kent -, Francis H. Park-lane -, William Islington -, James Twickenham Davy, John Henry Parker-street Davie, Alexander Chelsea Davidson, Fredk. Piazza, Covent- Hatchett, Richard Hatch, Wm. Hastie Archibald Haines, Wm. Clarke Hampstead' Halke, Manley Aldersgate-st. Hayward, Robt. Islington Samuel Frost Cannon- streel Hayne, C. H. Seale Upper Wim pole-street Haines, Geo. 62, Praed-street Hemsted, T. Rushout 18, Ed ward-street 21, Mon tague-place Halle, James A. Staines Helps, Bryan Bayswater Howard, James North-place Heritage, Henry 40, Frederick street Hetherington, William Ham mersmith Herbert, Thomas Harrow Heseltine,Wm• Keale Old Broad street 1 garden Daws, George Bedfont •IDaw es, G eorge , A ngel-court, Thrcgmorton-street , I Dampier, Joh n N ew Bond -street , Daniel, Samuel Hinde-street Dancer, Robert Harrow Darling, Wm. Fore -street Dawkins, Edwd. J. Upper- Brook -st ree t Day, William Strand Deal, Rohere-st. St. Luke's Dean, Richard Halken.street Delmar, Baldock New Inn Denby, Arthur Hyde 16, Mon tague-street Dennis, James Islington De Salis, Count Hillingdon Dewey, George Myddleton-sq. Dererell, Thomas 197, Oxford- Hemstead, Stephen Hibbert, George Billiter-court Higgins, Joh* South Minima Hill, Joseph Harrow Hill, Samuel Islington llillcary, G. E. Lime-street Higgs, John Harrow Hitchcock, James Northolt Hodsdon, Joseph Harrow Hodgkinson, Richard Doughty street De Rothschild, the Baron Natha niel, New-court, St. Swithin's- lane Devonshire, John Kempe St. Swithin's-lane Dickinson, James Edmonton Dobson, John Richard Coleman- streei Hood, Right Hon. Lord Not tingham-place Hooper, Richard V. Queenhithe --' Richard Thavies' Inn Hoare, Joseph Hampstead - Heath Hampstead , Henry Fleet-street Holloway, Wm. Lincoln's-Inn Holmes, Richard Kentish Town Holt, William Hanwell Holland, Richard H. Staines street 'Dow, William A. Inner Temple Dodds, Wm. Tottenham Douglas, Col. Edwd. Green-st. Dorell, Wm. Paton Hammer- smith Dossetor, Thomas Poultry Dossett, Joshua, Hendon Drake, John Enfield Drummond, R. Little Stanmore Duckett, James Fore-street Duckworth, Thos. Newgate-st. Duval, Lewis Lincoln's Inn Dutt, John Upper-st., Islington , Harris John 5, King-st. Holbrook, James Tottenham Honig, Thomas Oxford-street Howell, John Queenhithe -, Frederick ditto; Howard, Charles Copthall-court Howe, John St. Dunstan's-hill Eatwell, Capt. Wm., 57, Harley- Howes,Wm. Hy. Mincing-lane! , Robert 49, Albany-st. Hoggart, Charles L. Winchmore Edenborough, Edwd. Glouccster place Eden, Capt. Henry, R.N. 19, Charles-street, St. James's l Edmunds,Leonarde Belgrave-st. Eddleston, Richd. C. Holborn hill Isleworth St. Pancras Hogg, James Weir Upper Gros. senor-street Hogarth, James Roger Isleworth Honeywood, William ditto Honnor, Abraham Laleham Hopper, E. 40, Connaught- Ellis Charles , James -, George - W. -, Henry -, Edward Edmonton Albany Hendon terrace Hopkinson, Lukc Bedford-row Horne, Randolph 11. Staines Hudson, William Dover-street Hughes, Thomas Fleet-street, and Finchley Hughes, Ingram 16, Suffolk-st. Hubert, John Hillingdon Hunt, Josiah Hayes Hulke, Manley Aldersgate-st. Hurley, Alfred Wm. Hayes Huskisson, General Saml. Mount street Ellice, Russell Portman-square Elliman, Thomas Friday-street Erskine, Rt. Hon. Thos. Cum berland-terrace —, Henry Trail ditto Ers well, Henry Pavement, Fins bury Everett, Henry Middle Temple Evans, Wm. C. Covent. garden —, George Ealing —, Robert Acton :bbettson, Henry Collingwood Chester-terrace 'ngram, Richard Hunt Woburn square James Vere-street Ashford ditto Fagg, Edwin Bedfont —, George ditto - Bedfont ditto Farrell, Rev. M. Furnival's Inn Farquhar, Sir M. 'f. Bart. 16, St. James's-place Farnell, James Clerkenwell Fane, Augustus John 8, South- `Tying, John -, John, jun. Jarvis, John Circus-road Jackson, Thomas Ebury-street , Edward Withcrby Graccchurch-street ampton-street Fairbank, Thomas Islington Fenton, P. Doctor's Commons Fellows, Henry Queenhithe Fitzroy, Hon. Geo. Davies-st. Field, Geo. Ventris Finchley -, Francis Ventris ditto Finney, John, D. Furnival's Inn Foster, Thos. ViTilloughly Old Broad-street -, William Leadenhall-st. --, George Burton-street James, John Westbourne Green Jay, Samuel Lincoln's Inn Jaquet, James Henry West Drayton Jeaffreson, William Finsbury place South New Inn Doctors' Jenkins, Abel _ Jennings, Richard M. , Robert Princess-street Fothergill, John Savage-garden Forsyth, Wm. Twickenham Fortescue, Wm. Smithfield Bars Fletcher, Joseph Gerrard-street, Commons Jervis, John J. Lincoln's Inn Jessop, Joseph Chiswick Jeycs, Ferdinand 59, Chancery -1 Soho IForrester, John Harrow Frampton, James King-street, Cheapside French, Thos. Cornwall-terrace Frew, Thomas Arlington- street Freke, Fenton Evans Belgrave- Johnson, John Hornsey ---, Charles Bowl-yard Johnstone, Major Frederick Wirnpole-street, Jordison, Robert Binks Aldgate Joly, Frederick Stoke Newington Jones, Charles Hendon -, David North°lt, Joyce, J. Islington, square Frogley, Ralph A. Heston Frodsham, Henry John Grace- church -street Finch, Henry 46, Richmond-st. 'Gatfield, Joseph Twickenham Gardener, Thomas Hillingdon Gardner, John Ki144 . -street 'Garner, Richard Enfield Wash Gains, George Fulham King, Thomas Mimms Hardman, William Uxbridge --' Francis S. Tottenham Harding, Sir Henry Littleton William 5, Johnson-st., Westminster -, John Kingsbury Hardy man, Robt. Clements Ken sington Harris, John Newgate-market -----, John Staines -, Edward Hadley J. G. Old Palace-yard Harrison, Francis Newgate-st., and Hornsey Bedfont Hanworth West-st. needle-street Malkin, Samuel Islington Mallock, James 8, Southampton- street Malcolm, Allen Old Brentford I Martelli, Charles H. A. Upper Berkeley-street Marshall, Wm. Skinner 28, Rus sell-square Martin, Edward Inner Temple , John F. Fleet- street, and Kingston Martyr, Charles Bouverie-street Marshall, Thomas Heston Marjoribanks, D. C. Great Stan- more , James Berners-st. Mare, Wm. Francis Barnett Marriott, Robert Hampstead , Henry Fenchurch street, and Hungerford, Berks Aranton, Geo. Henry Dover -st. Mantell, Thos. Augustus Castle- Mann, Arthur Mawby, Joseph IMawhood, George Finalley Matthews, Robt. IL 10, Lower Seymour -street Mathews, Chamberlain Totten- street City -road Aldgate barn Nlaslin, Willi am Wi gmore-street 'Jason, William Kensington 11asterton, Edwd. Willsdon 'Jay, Chas. Alex. 31, Edgeware- road Meadows, Henry Ruislip Merrick, Thomas Ashford ,----, Thomas Sunbury -, Edward Stanvrell Mercer, Henry Uxbridge -, Daniel West Drayto Mechi, John Joseph Leadenliali stree Meeson, Roger Middle Temple Melvin, Edmund Uxbridge Meyriek, Benjamin Cambridge- terrace Meyer, James Fortys Hill, Enfield Middleditch, Thomas Golden Cross, Strand Millar, John Oakhouse, Enfield Millman, Wm. Pinner Milman, Colonel F. M. Lower Brook-street Milne, Alfred Northumberland- street Frank Brunswick-square Mills, Charles Ulster-terrace -, Charles Hillingdon Mitchell, Joseph T. Loadenhall- street M'Cullock, Andrew Hammer- Al'Leod, Joseph Addison smith Old ' - London-street Moore, William 78, Edgeware-. , William 16, Park -place Moody, William Inner Temple Morgan, Cadogan Middle Temple , Edwd. Lloyd Hornsey , Edward Harefield Mordaunt, George Clements Inn Morse, Wm. Addams Ealing Monday, Thos. G. Isloworth 51uekley, James Henrietta-street, Covent-garden Mumford, William Lime-street Musgrave, William Harley.street Nash, Thomas Wilstead-street -, Henry Edmonton -, William ditto Napier, Thomas Whitefriars Naylor, George Ponders End, Enfield -, William ditto Neave, George P. Chelsea Nepear, 11folyneux Hyde Regent Chambers, Regent-street Nettleship, Thomas 8, Lower Seymour-street --, Samuel ditto Newman, James Soho-, Wm. Lincol Charles, sen. , Charles, jun. Newdel Illare Hayes ditto Harefiel, Nicholls, William, Kingsbury , George Crawford-street 1 -, Joseph Twickenham I Nicholas, George Abchurch-lane --, Rev. George Ealing Nicholson, Rev. Henry Twick enham --, William ditto I----, Robert Cornhill Nicoll, Henry Hendon Nightingale, Francis Hinden-st. Norman James Uxbridge Norton, Daniel Old Broad-street Norie, Wm. Heather Lincoln's Inn Norris, James Isleworth Joseph, ditto Nokcs, William Clement's-lane i Oakes, Coll Park-street Katz, William Bernard Dor-'-, Charles Henry Middle I ringten-street Temple Keane, Hussey F. Queenhithe'olliver, George y Ealing I i emp. J. H.Judd-street i, Olirerson, Richard 14, Portland - Kendali Edward Hen place Sutlblk-street Orchard, Thos. jun. Finchley Tottenham Ormerod, Laurence Bucklersbury Rackstravr, Thomas R. 8, Ha milton-plat• Radford, William Westminster, and Yately, Hants Ranger, William Ebury-street, Pimlico Ray, John St. Paul's Church-yd. Rayner, Edward Burton 24, Ox- ford-markc Rawbone, Thomas Tottenham. court-road Read, John Woodhouse, South -, Henry South-st., Finsbury, Reid, George Hillingdon Reeves, Major-Gen. 36, York- Udall, Robert Edmonton Underwood, John Morley's Hotel, Trafalgar -square Unwin, Samuel Lombard-street street Riddell, Kemys 34, North Bank Rice, Edward Great Stanmore Rickards, Hy. 48, Millbank-st. Richards, Edward Henry: 29, Lin- Valle, Frederick Haymarke enour, Stephen Chas. Devon _ shire .square Vine, Gco. John 20, Russell-pl. Vine'', John Oxford-street Vines, Samuel Upper Gower. st. Violett, Robert Norton-street Waddilove, Alfred 63, Lin coln's Inn-fields coin's Inn-fields Rigg, Jonathan Mark-lane Robinson, W. Montague-place —, Michael Heston H. J. 10, ditto Waghorn, Wm. P. Fleet-street Walker, Wm. Enfield Highway Robt. 0. 21, Bedford- square --, Dean Great Stanmore --, John Wardour-stre e t Wakefield, Thos. H. 5, Fitzroy_ —, Benj. Little Britain , George Finchley Roberts, John, jun. Southrilimms Rogers, Thomas 40, Great Port land-street Thomas Heston Ronalds, Edmund Upper Thames-street Rowe, Henry Tower-street Rowley, Thomas Hornsej Rossell, George ditto Rubergall, Thos. 24, Coventry-st. Rudd, Henry Islington Rudge, Sand. N. 44, Wimpole-st. Rushworth, Edward E. Queen Anne-street Russell, Joseph Kensington -, Henry Patrick 20, Old Quebec-street ---, William Kensington Rutter, Charles Hillingdon Ryley, Robt. R. Inner Temple -, Edward Charles ditto Wakley, Thos. square 35, Bedford- Sancton, Philip 9, Gower-street Sanders, John 38, Great Co- ram-street Sandford, Wm. Camden-town Sanderson, Richard, Belgrave-sq. Sandilands, Thomas John M. Islington Saunders, Edward Cannon-st. Sawyer, James Bow-lane Satchell, Richarsl 6, Winsley-st. Scott, G. A. Clifford-street -, James Shepperton Scovell, George Chester-street Schneider, Henry Southgate, Edmonton Scriven, John P. Lincoln's Inn Seckerson, Hy. Barlow West minster, and Castle House, Staffordshire Sex, George Stonecutter-street Sexton, George Great Stanmore Seaman, Benjamin P. C. 4, Upper Gower-street Shackle, Thomas Hayes • Sharland, Robert Bishopsgate- • street Within Sharp, William Henry Upper • Berkeley-street Sheddon, William George 6, Bedford-square Sheppard, Frederick Hampstead , Charles D. ditto , Walter Cope ditto Sherborne, Francis Bedfont , William ditto Sicart, John Chelsea Simmons, Robert Chase-side, square Walsh, Perceval, Jun. Lincoln's Inn-field s Viralicr, John 4, Symond's Inn Walton, W. Basinghall -street Wal ford, Robt. Crook Hillingdon Watts, George , Staines Watt, Wm. Islington Waterhouse, J. Wincbmore'iln Waite, C. Old Burlington -street Waugh, Wm. St. Alban's-place Warburton, Dr. Clifford-greet Wardour, Wm. 61, Great Marylebone-stre e t Warren, George Piccadilly Warwick, Alfred 21, Chiches ter-place Waters, E. Duke -street Wansey, George Ely-place Webber, Alexander Stewart's grove, Chelsea Webb, Henry 19, Nottingham- Edmonton Simpson, Charles Chelsea Skynner, William St. Pancras Slark, Edwin Kensington Slowman, Benj. St. Mary-at-hill Smart, Wm. Thos. Milk-street Smith, Charles Enfield R. Booth Edmonton --, Captain T. ditto --, Thomas Fulham --, Alexander John New London-street --, Wm. King's Arms-yard ---, William John-street, Crutched-friars John Challis Old Bos well-court James Pickering -terrace --, Henry Nealson 10, Great streei \Vendover, Vim. 43, Earl -street , Snell, Wm. Russell -street m. F. Guards Club, St. James' s - s t reet, Soames, D. W. Pinner' , Charles Tottenham, White Hall Sole, Wm. Henlay Aldermanbury South, Thomas. Great Stanmore , Samuel Fulham Southee, Robert Ely-place Sotheby, Sam. L. Wellington street, Strand Spence, Capt. H. Hume Devon- Speer, Edward 7, John-street, l Adelphi Spranjer, Jeffries Gray's-inn Stanley, Henry Twickenham -, John Edmonton East Wells, Edward 20, Percy -street -, John 23, do. do. -, John, jun. Lombard -street Weston, Thos. E. Inner Temple Westbrook, Edw. Heston Weekley, Richard Harmonds worth Stanborough, Edwd. Isleworth , James Wm. ditto) ----, Henry ditto Weedon, John Hillingdon Whaley, John Holly Hill,Enfield Wheelwright, J. H. Islington Whitehead, John South-street Enfield Whiteside, Robt. Butler Aidgate Whitemour, George 4, Carlton Chambers Whitham, Jas. R. Artillery-place Whishaw, Chas. J. Gray's Inn Wheeler, Hy. James Montagu place -, Thomas Oxford-street Wilson, John Andrew 13, Co ventry-street --, Peter Hanworth James South Audley- street ----, Charles Queenhithe Wigrarn, Wm. 56, Upper Harley street Wilkins, John 57, St. John's street Wilkinson, John Lincoln's Inn Wilshere, Daniel Hayes Wilmot, Johu Isle worth _ Wicks, B. Marsh, Edmonton Wild, John Martin's-lane -, William Ditto Wilde, Thos-, Serjeant Bowes, Edmonton Willan, Leonard The Bale, Tottenham Willett, Wm. Pinner Williams, Edward Enfield Town , Edw. Jones ditto , Benj. Nicholas Sil ver-street, Enfield Williamson, James Gray's Inn Winch, Fred. Shepperton Wingfield, James keston Winter, Thomas Hampstead Wood, Hugh Staple Inn -, William Fleet-street -, John Chester-street -, Henry 39, Craven-street -, Thomas ditto ditto -, George Ealing -, Thomas do. -, Thomas, jun. Littleton -, George do. -, George Hampstead Woodley, John Crutched Friars Wooley, James Park-street, Islington Wormald, John Fleet-street Wray, John 6, Suffolk-place Wrangham, Digby Wilton-cres cent Wreford, Samuel Aldermanbury Wright, John Hampstead ----, Joseph Tottenham Yorke, Hon. Elliot Thomas Norfolk-street Young, Edward 3, Carey-street • -•- --, Keith flarpur-stre.n 1 1 -, Florence, Thos. Mono.- gue-street Davis ; JJoahtnnes Ship Tavern-passage, L ea d en h a ll M arkel Fleet-street _ Darrington, Samuel Poultry Market, Newgate Market Daniel, Benjamin 117, High-street, Camden Town Dean, Charles, and l Ne wga te -s t reet Hatton, Thomas Donavan, Josepk 72, Tottenham-court-road ---- Joseph Oxford-street Draper, Joseph Hampstead Drew, William Pavement, Finsbury Edmonds, John Half Moon-passage, Leadenhall Marke. Fenn, Charles ..37, Frith-street, Soho Fisher G Duke-street Fiege, Dora Chelsea Frank, John Pricker, Robert George Po u lt r y Market, Leadenhall Market Fry, William Gill, William ..... Greenland, William Green, Robert 3l, Goodge-street --- Daniel 3, Newcastle-place Grey, William... ......... 11, Red Lion-passage ditto ditto Haines, John Hancock, Lewis 1, Eagle-place, Piceadilly Harwood, John Poultry Market, Newgate Market 230, Oxford-street Harris, John , Daniel. 79, Edgware-road Henry 49, Duke-street --, John ..... 54, Tottenham-court-road Haynes, William Poultry Market, Newgate Market Red Lion-street Hogg, Hayw a William. Hampstead Horne, Christopher ......Pou l try Market , Leadenhall Market Howard, Ebenezer... ditto ditto Henry Poultry Market, Ncwgate Market Hunt, Thomas . 0, Fitzro y M arket ll \ i ‘l ma illi . ani••• 31, Hunter, William Ship Tavern-passage, Leadenhall Markel Jennings, Jehn Nevrgate-street Johnson, William Chelsea Jackson, Thomas 9, New -street Lack, William Poultry Mark e t, L ea d enhall Market ,r o k r e t t i , an L d ele re n c h t all Ma r k e t Chelsea Living, William Henry Lee, John Luckie, Henry Great Marsh, John Ship Tavern-passag e , L ea d enhall Markel Walter Poultry Market, L ea d en h a l l Market Martin, Arthur I outer Eaton-street Joseph Poultry Market, Lead en h a ll M arket Offord, Thom as 21, Leigh-street M a a z soE , l j iz o abeth ... 16,C1 Chapel-street st t re Heatlreliungerford M ar k et Mott., Dighton I‘ ronye ,r Sun -court, May-fair Parsons, William Piggott, Poultry Market, Ne wga t e M arket Preas, Thomas Bishopsgate-street Withi n o George 11, Great Marylebon e - s t reet Priest, Samue l Pattock, James 39, High-street, Alarylebone New Church-stre e t 7 18, Munster-street Rosier, Walter Poultry Market, L ea d en h a ll Market Rudd, George... 1, Clarence-plac e RRoicwhla:rdirn Richar d son, Samuel Seith, Robert... ..40, Tottenham Cou r t- roa d Scarlet, Charles Oxford-street Shankster, Charles .... Chase Side, Edm on t on Simmons, A braham •••• Slade, John North Audley- s t reet Speed, James 13, New-stre e t, S t. M art i ns Scott, Spragg, Francis 46, Lamb's Co n d u it- s t reet J. Clrhigeols-esatreet Spr Suigrnam ens, George,. and 1 Poultry Market, L ea d en h a ll M arket ..... Stapleton, ' John William Staines Stradley, Benjamin Ship Tavern-passage, Leadenhall Market Swann, Henry Thomas 1, Portman-street Sweeting, John S Milk-street Sullen, Edward Kensington Townsend, Thomas Charles-street, St. James's-square Todd, Thoma s Queen's-row Threadaway, Richard 5, Portman Market Tucker, William 287, Strand Vincett, John... ......... ...33, Theobald's-road Wallace, Edward ~,,, ,,,,Swallow Passage Waters, Peter ............... 47, Lisle-street Winter, Richard ......... Harrow Made up to the Bth September, 1838. By Order of the Board, CHAS. PRESSLY, Secretary. Stamps and Taxes. PENA LTIES.—Th e C omm i ss i oners o f St am p s and Taxes hereby give Notice, that every person taking, killing, or pursuing andG am is e also without, liable t o obtainingsurcharged a in n Certificate, double the incurs amounta penalty 0 ft h o e f 20/., a of c r e e r s t i i d fi e c n at e e e, Cer tificate Duty. Any person in pursuit of Game refusing, on being duly required, to produce his Certificate or to permit the same to be read, or a copy also incurs a penalty of 201. thereof to be taken, or refusing to declare his true name and place GAMEKtErt as are desird to take notice that a Certificate at the rate of 1/. ss. will not authorise any person to kill Game beyond the limits of the Manor for which he is deputed ; and, in order that it is at Informer for the requisite, not only that he should be deputed by some Lord or Lady of a Manor or reputed Manor, but also that such Duty of 3/. 13 s. Deputation should be registered with the Clerk of the Peace, or such rate of Duty may protect a Gamekeeper, the Gamekeeper will be liable to be surcharged in double the It is the intention of the Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes to publish in a separate List the names and residences of all persons pe 6 n d ;lt a y n o d f ;la to be prosecuted by any common surcharged in double Duty for sporting without Certificates. MFOR CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH. RS. JOHNSON'S AMERICAN SOOTH ING SYRUP, which has been held in such high estimation for so man y years, for relievin Children when sufrering from painful Dentition, st. l l contin ues t o be reared according to Mrs. Johnson's Or.ginal Recip e, and with the same success, by BARCLAY AND SONS, Farrin g d on-street, whose n ame an d a dd r ess are engraved on the Stamp. Full directions are enclosed with each bottle. Price 2d * Be " sure to ask for MRS JOHNSON'S SOOTHING SYRUP. SPECIMEN OF ANNUAL PREMIUMS TO INSURE £lOO. Age 6 26. Age 25. Age 30. Age 35. Age 4a. Age 45. Age 50. - -- -- - Z. s. d. Z. 1. d. Z. s. d. Z. s. d. Z. s. d. Z. s. d. £ s. 4. 1 13 7 1 18 6 4 4 4 8 10 11 2 18 8 3 9 4 4 4 8 SPECIMENS OP DEFERRED ANNUITIFA BENEFITS. li PREMIUMS. Options secured, on attaining the ' T. " cur e , so at. Annuity£lo 00 age of Sixty-five, by an Annual tam i ng the age Cash 82 10 0 Premium of 21. 12s. I ofSixty-five,the p olicy v7 6 6 _ option of Age ' I Age Payable Payable ne) " Annuity. Cash. Policy. Birth- - • I next Payable i n i f o r 'Birth- annually. One Dis. Day. X a. d. X. a. d. X. a. d. X a. (I. X. a. d. X. a. d. TO 47 16 6 294 11 0 466 0 • I Se ols 11 10 010 0 0 0 30 26 15 10 221 0 0 261 0 0, 30 019 6 16 7 1 7 311 40 13 19 9 115 It 0 136 601 40 ll7 327 311 19 410 Also Annuities commencing at any other Age. Prospectuses, detailing the objects of ths Society at length, with every variety of Tables, may be had by application at the Office, and any of the Branches, which are established in most of the principal Towns. _ F. FERGUSON CAMROUX, Secretary. VICTORIA LIFE ASSURANCE and LOAN COMPANY. Capital £500,000. DIRECTORS. Sir JAMES DUKE, M.P., Chairman. BENJAMIN HAWES, Esq., Deputy Chairman. William Allen, Esq. Benjamin Lancaster, Esq. Benjamin Barnard, Esq. George Nicholls, Esq. Charles Baldwin, Esq. Thomas Nesbitt, Esq, James Cockburn, Esq. Major-General Robertson. Aaron Golaismid, Esq. Daniel Sutton, Jun., Esq. James Law Jones, Esq. 0. B. Bellingham Woolsey, Esq. John Knill, Esq. AUDITORS —John Barnard, Esq. ; William Hawes, Esq. ; Edward Greenaway, Esq. SOLICITORS.—Messrs. Lake and Curtis. Aex UA ay. --Edward Baylis, Esq. One of the leading features of this Office will be the Assurance of Lives for SUMS as LOW as 501. Another peculiar advantage offered will be the ADVANCE of MONEY in SUMS of 2001. and UPWARDS, either by way of Loan, or on Annuity, subject to the borrowers effecting policies with the Company for the amount, and providing approved security. The Capital of the Company to be 500,0001. divided into 20,000 Shares of 251. each, upon which a deposit of 2/. per Share is to be paid. The responsibility of the Prof rietors will be limited to the amount of their Shares. Applications for the remaining Shares and Prospectuses to be made at the Temporary Offices of the Company, No. 78, King William-street; or to Messrs. Lake and Curtis, No. 11, Basing hall -street. LOSS OF SUPPLIED, WITHOUT SPRINGS, TEETH CLASPS, OR WIRES, LOOSE TEETH FASTENED, And Filling Decayed Teeth WITH MINERAL MARMORATUM. IVIONSIEUR LE DRAY and Co., SUR- No. 60, NE ECAWMAN-STREET, OXFORD- GEON-DENTISTS STREET, continue to , RESTORE D YED TEETH with their celebrated MINERAL MARMORATUM, applied without PAIN, HEAT, or PRESSURE, which in a few seconds HARDENS INTO ENAMEL, PREVENTING and CURING the TOOTHACHE, allay ing in one minute the most excruciating PAIN, and rendering the OPERATION of EXTRACTION UNNECESSARY. They also FASTEN LOOSE TEETH, whether arising from neglect, the use of Calomel, or Disease of the Gurus. INCORRODIBLE ARTIFICIAL or NATURAL TEETH of SURPASSING BEAUTY, FIXED, from ONE to a COMPLETE SET, without EXTRACTING the ROOTS, or GIVING any PAIN, the ENCUMBRANCE of SPRINGS, CLASPS, WIRES, or any other LIGATURE, at the following PARIS CHARGES:— A Single Artificial Tooth. .£o 10 0 A Complete Set 5 5 0 A Complete Set of Natural Teeth, on fine gold plate l5 0 0 An entire Set of Natural or Terro Maallic - Teeth, nighly finished, in the first style, with fine gold sockets, usu a lly c h arge d 4 0 gu i neas 20 0 0 Arran fine on the most improved and scientific principles, and in every case restering perfect ARTICULATION and MASTICATION. Arti- Ogial Teeth out o f repa i r, remodelled to tit themouth, and restored equal in beauty and durability to their original state. At home from Ten till Four.—N. B. No. 60, N ewm an-street, Oxford street. PUBLICATIONS. MADEIRA in 1834 ; with an Appendix, illustrative of the History of the Island, Climate, Wines, and other information up to the Year,_lB3B. BY JOHN DRIVER. 12mo. 4s. 6d. cloth lettered. - London: Longman and Co. Liverpool : J. F. Cannell. Nearly ready, in one Volume. WIRUTHS FROM THE WEST INDIES; A. its Social Habits and Customs :—The result of Three Years' Observation on the Windward and Leeward Islands. By Captain STUDHOLME HODGSON, Her Majsty's 19th Regiment of Foot. " Sworn to no party, of no sect am I : I can't be silent, and I will not Iie."—POPE. London : William Ball, Paternoster-row. Just published, in royal Bvo., price l/. Is., AN ATTEMPT TO DEVELOPE THE LAW OF STORMS. By maans of Facts, arranged according to Place and Time ; and hence to point out a cause for the VARIABLE WINDS, with the view to practical use in Navigation. . Illustrated by Charts and Wood-euts. By Lieutenant -Colonel W. REID, C. B. , Of the Royal Engineers. Published by John Weale, .59, High Holborn. 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They are prepare.t by Mr. JAMES COCKLE,Surgeon Extraordinary to Her Serene Highness the LANDGR AVI NE of HESSE HOMBURG, and may be had of all respectable Medicine Venders in Town a.d Country, in Boxes, at i s . 1!4d., 2s. ad., 4s. ed., I ls., and ..2s. Thee Pills may also be had SILVERED, which renders them tasteless, without at all interfering with their Medicinal effects. They are admirably adapted for those Persons who have an aversion to Medicine. B EDFORD.Row, LONDON. 18, NEW ORMOND.SrEEET, NORWICII UNION LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY. Establied 1808. OFFICE for LONDON,sh NEW BRIDGE-STREET, BLACKFRIARS. Accumulated Capital, £1,750,000. TRUSTEES. The Right Hon. the Earl of Orford. The Right Hon. Lord Stafford. Sir Henry Jardine, Knt. Edmd. Wodehouse, Esq., M.P., &c. LONDON BOARD OF MANAGEMENT. Chas. Savill Onley, Esq. Chairman. Jno. Wright, Esq., Banker, Henrietta-stre e t. Thomas Amyot, sq., James-street. Edwd. Wenman Martin, Esq., Seymour-street. Charles Summers, Esq., Euston-square, Surgeon. This Society is founded on the equitable principle of mutual gua rantee. The rates of premium (for lives under 45), are conside rably below those of most other offices, thus yi e ldi ng an i mmediate advantage to parties insuring; besides which the members enjoy the benefit of periodical bonuses, which have already amounted to 445,7981. Since the Ist of January last 440 new Policies have been issued, a number probably not exceeded by any other Office, and affording the most conclusive evidence of the public confidence in this Esta blishment. Members of the Society applying at any of the head offices, or to the Agents, may be furnished with copies of the First Report of the Referees on the state of the Society's affairs. The Board sit every Friday from 12 to 2 o'clock, at the Office in Bridge-street; but Insurances may be effected on any other day, upon application at the Office, where also the terms of Insurance may be had, and every information respecting the Society may be obtained. By Order of the Directors, 6, Crescent, N ew Bridge-streeß. J. RUNYON, Secretary. Bridge-street 131ackfriars.